Foreclosure aid: Homeowners jam mortgage modification marathon
Borrowers jam the Palm Beach County Convention Center to try to work out new deals with their mortgage lenders More than 1,000 troubled homeowners filed through the Palm Beach Convention Center on Friday – many lining up well before dawn — for a shot at having their loans modified at a massive five-day mortgage modification marathon organized by the nonprofit Neighborhood Assistance Corp. of …
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Foreclosure is the last thing that anyone wants to think about. However, for a growing number of homeowners, it’s something that is looming over them if not already on their doorstep. The Homeowner’s Guide to Foreclosure… More >>
Beth and Charlotte share their experience of renting from a landlord with money troubles – their flat was facing repossession because their landlord was in arrears.
Angry Homeowners Protest Foreclosure Bill At Capitol
Homeowners from all over the state headed to the capitol with a message for their legislators: They want their homes safe from unfair foreclosure.
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Gov’t Aims to Help More “Underwater” Homeowners
Gov’t expands assistance for homeowners with property values under their mortgages Mortgage – Loan – United States – Foreclosure – Business
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N.C. homeowners wary of latest foreclosure fix
Distressed N.C. homeowners, embittered by months-long battles for mortgage modifications, expressed skepticism Friday that the latest federal foreclosure-prevention plan will bring any relief.
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Foreclosure plan targets underwater homeowners
Foreclosures: Obama foreclosure plan targets unemployed, ‘underwater’ homeowners The Obama administration, blasted in the past year for a largely ineffective plan to curtain foreclosures, responded Friday with help for unemployed and “underwater” homeowners.
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My sister is already facing bank foreclosure but she also just got a letter saying that she will be facing homeowner’s association foreclosure because of unpaid dues. They’re filling a lien against her … I don’t understand the difference … I thought only banks could foreclose.